Loubet had a puncture I think. But then again not fighting for stage wins
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Loubet had a puncture I think. But then again not fighting for stage wins
Stage times and overall leg times is something different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Can You do this with a slow car? I don't think so.
https://rally-base.com/2018/rally-ca...61&ssGroupId=1
https://rally-base.com/2018/rally-ca...61&ssGroupId=1
https://rally-base.com/2018/rally-ca...61&ssGroupId=1
Times tell more, but always fun guessing. After all, I always think Latvala is quickest every time I see him pass me...
One other thing I forgot, driving in Spain is a whole lot of fun. Driving to stages today I enjoyed so much in my rented Fabia.
The back road to Querol is absolutely crazy. Who on earth decided that road needed building? 20% inclines galore, RIP the many clutches who met their end today...
Can someone suggest any places for tommorow? Is it possible to get to ss17 from ss16? And where is podium :) ?
If tomorrow it's dry I see only Latvala vs Ogier vs Loeb for the win, Neuville is not far but not many Km left... but if the weather is uncertain enough and different tyre strategies happen, then Neuville, Evans and Sordo could get in the fight, even if Evans and Sordo would give up their positions to their teammates if they can.
Podium and ramp will be on car park where SS14 was locatedQuote:
Originally Posted by isemasin
Oooooh I'm so excited for tomorrow! Latvala is being a little cryptic and serious in interviews and Instagram posts about tomorrow, he's either unfathomably focused or really fucking nervous.
You're a Latvala's fan right?Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
If you want to stay cool tomorrow I suggest you to search on youtube these keywords:
latvala poland 2009
latvala germany 2014
latvala sweden 2015
latvala finland 2017
latvala argentina 2016
Have a nice sunday.
He was saying that he was struggling to get any rhythm with the rain and mud making the road so slippy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet